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1 wonted
{'wountid}
a обичаен, привичен, обикновен* * *{'wountid} а обичаен, привичен; обикновен.* * *a обичаен;wonted; а обичаен, привичен; обикновен.* * *a обичаен, привичен, обикновен* * * -
2 wont
{wount}
I. n навик, обичай
according to one's WONT по навик
it is my WONT to свикнал съм/имам обичай да
I went to bed earlier than was my WONT легнах си по-рано от обикновено
use and WONT обичайна практика, навик, привичка
II. predic a свикнал, навикнал
as he was WONT to say както беше свикнал/имаше навик да казва, както той често казваше
III. 1. v (wont и wonted) ост привиквам, приучвам
2. свикнал съм/имам навик да
IV. WON'T съкр. от will not* * *{wount} n навик, обичай; according to o.'s wont по навик; it is my (2) {wount} predic а свикнал, навикнал; as he was wont to say както{3} {wount} v (wont и wonted) ост. 1. привиквам, приучвам; 2. св* * *обикновен;* * *1. according to one's wont по навик 2. as he was wont to say както беше свикнал/имаше навик да казва, както той често казваше 3. i went to bed earlier than was my wont легнах си по-рано от обикновено 4. i. n навик, обичай 5. ii. predic a свикнал, навикнал 6. iii. v (wont и wonted) ост привиквам, приучвам 7. it is my wont to свикнал съм/имам обичай да 8. iv. won't съкр. от will not 9. use and wont обичайна практика, навик, привичка 10. свикнал съм/имам навик да* * *
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